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Member since Apr-6-03 · 45 posts

Hi,A new Japanese route has been released (06/06/03), It's of the Fictional Matsuden Railway
the detailed route takes 20 minutes to drive and is 9.5 miles longto get it...Go to..... http://www.geocities.co.jp/Playtown-Bishop/3608/matsuden-download.htmlAnd download...Route.zip (22.9Kb)
Object.zip (1.57Mb)
Sound.zip (39.3Kb)
Train.zip (3.78Mb)(You will need a text editor to alter the route file name and either LH Melting or WinZip to open it)You will also find a fault with the Panel.Cfg file for the train, put this in the file for the pressure Gauge and remove the original garbage script...
LowerNeedle=MR:199,42,49
UpperNeedle=BC:32,32,32BTW if you don't know how to alter Japanese routes theres my article, "How To Download,Run & Alter Japanese Routes" (v3.1).It contains all you need to run the majority of Japanese BVE routes correctly, (with screen shots), and also how to anglify the route files with freeware programs and sources of Japanese railway infomation plus a full picture list of Japanese railway signs and their meanings. To get it ..Go to ..... http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BVE/files/(It's a 838Kb download)PS DO NOT click on any of the recent postings thereJohn

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RE: NEW Japanese Route Released, tof63, Jun-06-03, 05:56 PM, (1) RE: NEW Japanese Route Released, womer_uk, Jun-06-03, 07:10 PM, (2) RE: NEW Japanese Route Released, hongjian, Jun-07-03, 08:28 AM, (3) RE: NEW Japanese Route Released, vince_black, Jun-18-03, 04:50 AM, (4) RE: NEW Japanese Route Released, Downunder Tom, Jun-20-03, 11:46 PM, (5) RE: NEW Japanese Route Released, womer_uk, Jun-21-03, 08:52 AM, (6) RE: NEW Japanese Route Released, Downunder Tom, Jun-22-03, 11:27 PM, (7) RE: NEW Japanese Route Released, womer_uk, Jun-23-03, 01:59 PM, (8) RE: NEW Japanese Route Released, NathanWhitington, Jun-23-03, 06:41 PM, (9)

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Member since Apr-9-03 · 58 posts

RE: NEW Japanese Route Released

NEW Japanese Route Released – image 1

Excellent route!Fine shenery, realistic rails with ten segmentations in curves, many original buildings, impressive bell's soud at road crossing: it really worths!Another time thank you, John!Luigi Cartello
http://web.tiscali.it/lcartello/p.s. Using Italian version of Windows XP with support for "Eastern countries language", also the route file extracts fine and can be renamed without needing other tools.

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Member since Apr-6-03 · 45 posts

RE: NEW Japanese Route Released

Thanks Luigi,Yes I forgot, the details I gave before only apply to people using Windows 9X/MEBTW, The correct station names in order are.....Saku
Chuokoenmae
Nishimatsuura
Momozono
Ono
Suenagacho
Arai
Ishiyama
Yayoigahama
Matsuurakaigan
Hamakoumae
MatsuurahamaJohn

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Member since Apr-7-03 · 42 posts

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There is no error on the panel. Instead, the garbage is the programmer used Japanese script for it, instead of English. Besides modifications suggested by John, you may try to obtain the Japanese text support supplied by Twinbridge.

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Member since Apr-12-03 · 75 posts

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Got the Objects, sounds and train fixed ok but having trouble with the route file, Tried renaming it using LH melt but the option is not available, i think its becuase the directory name is in japaense also. Can some one help?What do you think of Tsurumi Line. Also got a Uchibo, Keisei, Gonou and The Hirakami witch are all no problem to load.Thanks in advanceTom

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Member since Apr-6-03 · 45 posts

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Hi Tom,The route file will not open with LH Melting, so a work around has to be usedopen route file with WinZip CLASSIC,Find the faulty paths and use HACKMAN to alter them,After saving reload the file with winZip CLASSIC and extract with this. My Japanese routes doc tells you all about this BTWJohn

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Member since Apr-12-03 · 75 posts

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Well after 2 tries I got it to work ....Only 2 things, didn't see a sppec limit at the start?Seem to have a transpecy problem with the building at the end and a little blue above the other train objects. other wise its great.Tom

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Member since Apr-8-03 · 81 posts

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Hey everyone, I downloaded but like with some of you I couldn't get the routefile to work, I don't have any fancy stuff or nowt, would anybody be kind enough to send me the routefile and of course I can foward it then to anyone else who would also request it.Thank you in advance,Nathan

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